Troop 1 Tulsa - A tradition of excellence, leadership, and Scouting principals for over 100 years


Interested in joining Troop 1? Boy Scouts is for all boys ages 11-17 (Grades 5-12). Feel free to drop by and watch a troop meeting. We meet on Monday nights at 7:00 at First Presbyterian Church in downtown Tulsa.

For more information on joining Troop 1 please click HERE.

Troop 1 in the Tulsa World!

Posted on Mar 6 2010 - 6:22pm

Troop 1's centennial celebration was announced in an article in the Tulsa World on March 6th, 2010.

Click HERE to see the article.

Trade O Ree

Posted on Mar 1 2010 - 4:23pm

March 12th & 13th is the Tulsa “T-Town” Trade-o-ree, a Boy Scout Memorabilia Show.

At a Trade-0-Ree you can buy, sell, and trade scouting patches and other Memorabilia.

There will be patches, uniforms, calendars, old books, pins, knives and many other scouting treasures   It is also a great place to purchase a unique gift for, Eagle Scout, husband, wife, Cubmaster, Scoutmaster, or that special Scouter.  Scouts working on collections merit badge can see how collections are displayed and talk to collecting experts.

There will be a free “Limited Edition TaTsuHwa patch” for the first 250 Scout/Scouters.  There will also be an auction on Saturday in which all the proceed will go to our Lodge.

The admission is FREE. Please pass the word out to all to come out and see 100 years of Scouting history.

Leadership Positions

Posted on Feb 26 2010 - 1:10am

For scouts looking for a leadership position, fill out the Scout Leadership Application and turn it in to Ernie, our new SPL or to Mr Hart.

Computer Merit Badge

Posted on Feb 26 2010 - 12:22am

The Computer Merit Badge will be taught by Mr Stapleton at his house (3227 s Winston ave apt 207) February 27th from 12-3pm. This is an excellent opportunity for the Scouts to learn how computers work and how to be safe online.

Scouts wanting to take the Merit Badge need to log into the Troop 1 website and register online for the class  and do 2 - 6 on the Merit Badge Worksheet. All information needed for the worksheet can be found on the "Computer Skills" section of the Troop 1 website.

Mt Dew and Doritos, the traditional food of computer programmers, will be provided.

Troop 1 Centenial Celebration

Posted on Feb 19 2010 - 10:46pm

Hopefully you have received your invitation to the special dinner honoring our Troops 100th anniversary on Thursday March 11th at 6:00pm.

If your son is an active Troop 1  Scout , and wears his official uniform to the dinner, his ticket is free! (shirt must be tucked in)

When you rsvp to the Anniversary Dinner, please indicate how many Active Scouts you will be bringing. We need to be sure to reserve them a seat.

Thanks for the help and remember to mail in your reply card, reservations are due March 1. For more information click HERE

Scouting For Food

Posted on Feb 19 2010 - 10:58am

In the Law of the Pack, a Cub Scout gives good will. In the Boy Scout Oath, a Boy Scout pledges to help other people at all times. Throughout communities served by the Indian Nations Council, hunger persists among those in need. Through the 2010 Scouting for Food drive, Scouts can give good will and help others in need.

On Saturday, March 27th, Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Venturers from across the Indian Nations Council will collect canned goods and other non-perishables during the 2010 Scouting for Food drive. Thousands of bags will be distributed to collect these items. Donations will be taken to food bank pantries in local communities managed by the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma and/or its 460 Partner Programs in 24 counties of Eastern Oklahoma. Programs supported by these agencies include emergency food pantries, soup kitchens, homeless shelters, after-school programs and senior citizen centers.

More than ever, communities within our Council need help. By participating in Scouting for Food, you and your family can fight hunger at home. After all, a Boy Scout is Helpful.

The 2010 Scouting for Food drive will be coordinated by Districts working with units within the District. More information about Scouting for Food can be found at www.okscouts.org.

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